Random Rants : Bloody hell!

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Two Hills, 18.01.2016, somewhere around morning.

At least I'll skip school.
 
OK, I'll admit. One, I lied, because I pulled a random photo from a site on a news site about my town. Two, there exists a 50% chance we might go to school, but it's awful outside (no, really. It's a lot worse now) and I can't be bothered.
 
To add to all of this I'm a lazy bastard who can't crawl through the snow just for some education, when I could be doing Stuff*!

*i.e, playing Fallout until my eyes bleed.
 
To add to all of this I'm a lazy bastard who can't crawl through the snow just for some education, when I could be doing Stuff*!

*i.e, playing Fallout until my eyes bleed.

:lol: That's also something I feel sympathetic about, really. It's 10:30 and I still can't force myself to go out and head to the office. Will wait till my wife returns from her gym thing, and take her warm car. Mine is an ice cube burried in a snowpile.
 
Nvm. Hey, is it Monday already?

No, it was the lack of romance in my life and the unlikely prospect of that happening any time soon. Mid-life crisis struck again! (But thank you for asking.)
 
unlikely prospect of that happening any time soon.
Romance comes trough two ways: it happens (abruptly, unexpectedly and with awkward timing) or it is created (deliberately, carefully, consuming tons of time and effort, and with iffy results). Each way has pros and cons. But since it does not happen, you're left with no choice but to create it.

Mid-life crisis struck again!
Exactly what I'm talking about.

Generally, crisis is a state of things when the old concept(s) and approach(es) don't work already, and the new ones have not been developed and/or put to work yet. Mid-life crisis is no different in that. Your one is also fitting there: the old concept/approach (romance happens) does not work already; new concept/approach (romance is created) does not work yet; and there you are, feeling upset about it.

Try something crazy: buy a stuffed animal and give it to the next nice girl potential romantic attraction you see (and take the phone number and warn that you will call to find out how the "pet" is doing and also may come to check in person). Or tell the person you need some help caring about the stuffed animal, like taking it out together.

Or something else you wouldn't normally expect of yourself.

Alternatively, you can give it up, write yourself off as a done deal, and forget about it.

(But thank you for asking.)
You're welcome ;)
 
You lose the ability to experience strong emotions one way or another. The feeling of happiness is substituted with relief. The feeling of sadness is replaced with a feeling of being inconvenienced. Hobbies become merely a way to kill time. Socialising is a chore to maintain the illusion of being okay. It all wears you down until you crash, and you've just got to hope that in that moment of weakness you don't do something that can't be undone.

I really like this quote, but it's slightly too depressing for me to want to have it as my signature.
 
I really like this quote
As a piece of literature, it's lovable. Even marvelous. But...
but it's slightly too depressing for me to want to have it as my signature.
Yes. And "slightly" means that you've gone a long way in that direction. I actually think it's horrifyingly depressive, which actually is a strong emotional response, which proves the quote wrong.

It is not about ability to feel strong emotions. It is about the things that deliver those emotions.

As a human (or, I suspect, a carbon-based life form, because it is probably about every nervous system around here on Earth), you cannot experience same level of strength in emotional response to one and the same trigger every time. With time you get used to it and emotional response fades.

You've got to find new sources for emotions as the old sources wear off.

The whole point the quote makes is that "same old stuff is not that much fun anymore," and it is true. But it is not about one's ability to have fun, it's about the fact that the same old stuff is the same, and the old.

A newborn can be impressed with a rattling toy. A kid can be impressed with a cartoon or a bicycle. An early teenager gets fascinated about a gaming console. A teenager in their adolescence are amazed with whole new unexplored horizons of social activities. A young adult goes further there and also gets excited about cars, career opportunities, travel, etc. Then comes family stuff of all sorts, kids, interior design, etc. Then comes gardening and couple counseling when the kids are old enough to have romantic or family issues themselves. Then something else. And so on.

Basically, there always is something new and interesting to try. All that one has to do is spot it and go for it.
 
Daw's life counselling services, in the Rants thread every Monday! :)
 
Walking from the prestigious town of Two Hills all the way to England sounds not very cheap. I was considering by train/boat/sneaking into a luggage compartment of an airplane.
If they catch you they'll make you pay. Literally.
Tolni said:
I'm not a drinker and spending one more day more with my classmates than necessary is just awful. I'm not even starting on our prom vacation; 21 of my beloved classmates, trying to get drunk as possible and without the safe restraints of our school? Nah.
Just smuggle food and rakija out in a hamper and be on your way.
Well, someone's gotta fix your ruined lives for you :dunno:

Who if not I, and why not I if somebody?
Let us join in this course. Everyone needs strenkth. Those who do not have strenkth will have to receive it from others.
 
It snowed here too. I hate the cold. I hate any temp below 5 C... Only northerners should experience cold temps, cause they have animal hides to cover with and stuff and stay home brooding in the dark and misery :yup:
 
Just Cause 3 is <snip>? My God, am I ever going to have a reason to build a PC? Maybe it really is over. Maybe I should just stop looking forward to games at all.

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Mr. K., surely you realise that you live in the north of the civilised world and thus you are in the perfect place for snow.
 
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